Co. A, Ed Moore Rangers

MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY "A":"ED MOORE RANGERS," IBERVILLE PARISH, Louisiana
Submitted by: Gaytha Carver Thompson

"A Cavalryman's Reminiscences of the Civil War" by Howell Carter abt 1900
Louisiana State Courier, July 1984
Compiled by: Annette Carpenter Womack, editor

A CAVALRYMAN'S REMINISCENCES

Captain Calvin W. Keep resigned in September, 1862; First Lieutenant Samuel
Matthews promoted to Captaincy; second Lieutenant Henry R. Slack promoted to
First Lieutenant; Third Lieutenant E.A. Marioneaux promoted to second
Lieutenant. F. Orillion promoted to third Lieutenant.

Non commissioned officers - First Sergeant, John S. Whitney; second Sergeant,
James Huey; third Sergeant, C. N. Kleinpeter; fourth Sergeant, Alfred Clement;
first coropral, John Adams; second corporal, Joseph Beal; third corporal, K.
W. Parker; fourth corporal, G. S. Mills; first bugler, Romain Daigue, second
bugler, Archile Dupuy; farrier, Alfred LaRose.

Privates---J.E. Altemus, Ernest Arteaux, J. E. Bookish, Abner Barbay, J. H.
barbay, Azenor Barbay, Thomas Brady, E. Barbay, J. M. Be.., Samuel Babers,
Tras Brooks, C. E. Booksh, L. S. Bain, Robt. Butler, S. M. Boissac, P. F.
Bayard, A. Boswell, Willis A. Barbee, A. bordelon, Oscar Babin, Jos. H.
Bryant, Ed Castle, Allen G. Chapman, Charles Clement, Ernest F. Christin,
David Cerf, James W. Darling, Wm J. Darling, Chas. H. Dickinson, Paul
Dominique, Felix Desnoyer, Ernest Dupuy, Isaac Daniels, A. M. Davidson, T. J.
Davidson, Frank Elder, Andrew H. Gay, J. R. Gillespie, V. Gaudin, Emile
Gassie, D. Gravois, C. H. Gilbert, Joseph Hotard, Eugene Hebert, W. A. Havis,
F. Joly, F. M. Kent, Jr., DeKalb Kleinpeter, Volney Landry, Peter J. Little,
L. LeBlanc, M. Laspard, Theophile Landry, J. B. Levert, james Lauer, Hereford
Moffet, T. J. McMichael, W. H. Mithcell, Elliott Mudge, John Machin, John H.
McConkey, M. McCausland, P. E. McKenna, Lewis Newburgh, Jules Noel, Wm.
Oliviere, Isaac Overhulz, J. S. Penny, J. L. Pointer, Joseph Pinelle, J. M.
Robertson, Fred D. Robertson, Wm. Rollins, P. E. Rils, A. Robert, Paul
Richard, Gustave Reginald, J. Sanchez, Seb. Smith, J. W. Stillwell, J. G.
Snellgrove, V. Sigineaux, W. H. Strong, S. C. Schwing, J. H. Shanks, Otto
Schwartz, James Texada, George Tureaud, James Tureaud, Emile Tureaud, Thomas
Villa, Theogene Viola, Nicholas Valega, T. H. Woods.

Capt. Calvin W. Keep went to Honduras just after the war, returned in a little
while and went to Florida, where he died some years ago.
First Lieut. Samuel Matthews, promoted to Captain, practiced law in Plaquemine
and died there.
Lieut. Henry R. Slack died in Tennessee in 1890. See Special notice.
Lieut. E. A. Marioneaux passed safely through the war; died in Plaquemine a
number of years afterward.
Lieut. F. Orilion is still living in Iberville parish.
Allen G. Chapman lived for a number of years after the war and was killed by a
negro.
Chas. H. Dickinson was accidentally killed in Iberville parish in 1899.
Andrew H. Gay still lives in Iberville parish. See special notice.